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This Family Safety Practitioner II role within the Protection and Preservation Services division focuses on providing clinical casework to stabilize families facing abuse, neglect, or significant risk. The position involves conducting comprehensive safety assessments, developing service plans with families, and coordinating essential resources such as housing, mental health support, and financial aid. Key responsibilities include performing home visits, managing crisis interventions, preparing legal documentation, and testifying in court to ensure child safety. The role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on vulnerable community members while working within a diverse, multicultural environment. Although primarily based in the South County region, the position requires an on-call rotation for evenings, weekends, and holidays, along with travel for home visits and court appearances.

This full-time Senior Estate Administration Attorney role at Steinbacher Goodall & Yurchak supports the Legal & Regulatory Compliance team in managing complex post-death estate and trust matters. Key responsibilities include guiding clients through probate and settlement processes, interpreting wills and trusts, handling tax compliance, and appearing in Pennsylvania courts. The position also involves mentoring junior staff and collaborating with financial professionals to ensure accurate asset distribution. The role appeals to experienced attorneys seeking a supportive culture that values continuous learning and high-quality service. It offers a hybrid work arrangement balancing in-office collaboration with remote flexibility, allowing professionals to deepen their expertise in elder law while making a meaningful impact on families.

The Administrative Specialist role supports a Federal Government client within One Federal Solution, a professional services firm specializing in defense and civilian agency outcomes. The position involves managing physical and electronic case files, reviewing data for completeness, and extracting information from databases to support investigative packages. Key responsibilities include reconciling inconsistencies, processing petitions and claims, and preparing management reports using spreadsheet and word processing software. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment with a certified veteran-owned company that values innovation and high performance. The position requires an undergraduate degree and strong analytical skills to coordinate information between various investigative agencies and legal entities.

This senior leadership role at Huitt-Zollars, Inc. involves managing multidisciplinary transit and rail infrastructure projects for a 100% employee-owned engineering firm. The position requires leading design teams, overseeing project execution from planning to closeout, and driving business development efforts to secure new contracts with transit agencies and railroads. Key responsibilities include developing proposal documents, managing project budgets and schedules, and mentoring junior engineers. The role is based in Dallas, Texas, offering a hybrid work environment with access to on-site amenities like a gym. It appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative culture where they can influence growth strategy while benefiting from employee ownership, comprehensive health coverage, and retirement plans.

The Staff Attorney role at Catholic Charities' St Frances Cabrini Center focuses on providing direct legal representation to unaccompanied immigrant children and families in the Houston-Galveston area. Key responsibilities include managing a high-volume caseload of immigration matters before USCIS and courts, conducting client intakes and legal research, and leading community outreach efforts in both English and Spanish. The position also involves supervising legal assistants and law student interns while ensuring strict compliance with grant reporting requirements. This opportunity appeals to attorneys seeking to serve vulnerable populations within a supportive, family-friendly organization that values diversity and professional growth. The role requires a Texas bar license and bilingual proficiency, offering a chance to make a meaningful impact in immigration law while working as part of a collaborative legal team.

This full-time Corporate Counsel role is based in Helena, Montana, within the Legal department of NorthWestern Energy. The position focuses on representing the utility company before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the Montana Public Service Commission regarding electric transmission matters. Key responsibilities include managing regulatory dockets, drafting complex legal documents and pleadings, advising internal teams on compliance issues, and handling civil litigation. The role offers significant professional growth through independent case management and mentorship opportunities within a supportive team. It appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment that prioritizes community service and environmental stewardship. The work arrangement includes a hybrid schedule with part-time telecommuting options and minimal travel requirements.

This non-exempt Court Clerk role within the Missouri State Court System supports civil records processing using advanced electronic filing systems. The position involves managing case files, reviewing legal documents for compliance, and handling financial duties such as disbursing monies and reconciling accounts. Key responsibilities include preparing court orders, managing juror lists, and providing direct customer service to the public, attorneys, and judges. The role offers the opportunity to work independently with minimal supervision in a fast-paced environment while contributing to the efficient operation of the judicial system. Candidates must possess strong organizational skills and the ability to handle sensitive information with discretion.

This summer 2026 internship opportunity is designed for 2L and 3L law students to support the litigation team at Reaves Law Firm, a growing personal injury practice based in Memphis with cases across Arkansas and Mississippi. The role involves performing legal research to draft complaints and pleadings, organizing litigation files for motions and trials, and assisting with trial preparation and case development. The position offers a 40-hour weekly schedule and provides hands-on experience in a collaborative environment for motivated students with strong research and writing skills. While the role is primarily based in the corporate office, it is ideal for those seeking to develop practical litigation expertise under the guidance of established attorneys.

This executive role involves leading an underwriting group within a leading insurance company, focusing on commercial, contract, and fidelity surety bonds. The position requires developing annual strategies, managing departmental budgets, and performing premium audits while ensuring customer issues are resolved. Key responsibilities include utilizing market analysis to create profitability plans, mentoring staff underwriters, and collaborating with marketing teams to align department activities. The role offers high visibility within the organization, featuring a collaborative culture, opportunities for professional growth, and a comprehensive benefits package including stock ownership. The position is based in Durham, North Carolina.

This executive Vice President role is based in Milwaukee and focuses on leading a national surety business portfolio across commercial, contract, and fidelity segments. The position involves managing a team of up to six underwriters while developing strategic objectives to drive profitability and operational efficiency. Key responsibilities include assessing risk tolerance, evaluating underwriting performance, and maintaining strong relationships with brokers and clients. The role offers a highly visible platform to influence company growth within a rapidly developing market, supported by a collaborative culture and comprehensive benefits including health coverage and retirement planning.

This full-time federal law enforcement role involves securing the U.S. borders as a Border Patrol Agent within the U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency. The position is designed for experienced officers, potentially qualifying candidates for a higher grade level based on prior military or law enforcement service. Key responsibilities include patrolling international boundaries using various assets, detecting and apprehending individuals violating immigration laws, and conducting surveillance and investigations. The role offers a strong sense of purpose through national security missions, a supportive team culture, and significant career progression opportunities within the federal system. Candidates must be prepared for potential relocation to prioritized locations along the border and must complete an intensive six-month training academy.

The Police Sergeant role at Prairie View A&M University's University Police Department involves supervising officers and enforcing campus laws and regulations. Key responsibilities include evaluating personnel, managing crime scenes and evidence, preparing detailed reports, and testifying in various courts. The position also requires leading training seminars and serving as a liaison with external agencies. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a leadership position within a collaborative academic community, offering the chance to impact campus safety and mentor junior officers. The role is based on-site in Prairie View, Texas, and requires flexibility to work beyond standard hours, including weekends.

This Behavioral Health Clinician role supports a treatment court team within a mission-driven organization in Jefferson County, Missouri. The position focuses on delivering consumer-driven substance use and mental health services, including individual, group, and family therapy for youth and adults. Key responsibilities involve promoting a recovery model through trauma-informed care, utilizing evidence-based practices like Motivational Enhancement Therapy, and linking clients to essential community resources. The role offers a collaborative people-first culture that values diversity and inclusion, with opportunities to contribute to health equity in underserved communities. The position is based in an office setting in Hillsboro with daytime hours from Monday to Friday, requiring occasional community travel.

This entry-level Youth Care Professional role within the Detention Officer series supports the Juvenile Justice Center under the supervision of a Detention Supervisor. The position involves maintaining safety and order through regular facility checks, conducting searches, and managing detainee movements to court or medical appointments. Key duties include processing new admissions, communicating with parents, serving meals, supervising visitors, and performing necessary restraint or first aid procedures. The role offers an opportunity to work in a structured environment focused on youth rehabilitation and public safety. Candidates must hold a high school diploma or associate degree with relevant experience and possess a valid driver's license. The position is non-exempt and requires pre-employment testing.

The Field Support Manager II role within the Information Technology division leads the statewide Desktop Support team, overseeing technical assistance for end-user devices, mobile platforms, and court-specific applications. Key responsibilities include managing complex device refresh projects, optimizing support processes through automation and AI-enhanced solutions, and serving as a liaison for Audio/Visual systems in hybrid meeting spaces. This position appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment with a focus on continuous improvement and operational excellence. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement with up to 20% travel within the state, providing a balance of remote flexibility and on-site collaboration.

This full-time legal role within the Office of the Attorney General focuses on criminal appellate litigation for the Commonwealth of Virginia. The position involves representing the state in the Court of Appeals and Supreme Court of Virginia, handling habeas corpus and post-trial litigation across state and federal courts, and providing legal advice on criminal procedure and legislative matters. The role appeals to attorneys seeking to impact state justice through high-stakes advocacy and legislative engagement. Key responsibilities include legal research, writing, and oral argument, with some overnight travel required. The position is based at the Office of the Attorney General and requires admission to the Virginia State Bar along with relevant legal experience.

This recruit police officer role within the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Police Department involves enforcing state and tribal laws through patrol, traffic control, and criminal investigations. Key responsibilities include responding to emergency calls, securing crime scenes, collecting evidence, preparing legal documentation, and testifying in court. The position offers the opportunity to serve a specific community while developing professional skills through a structured field training program and potential access to specialty units. The role requires a valid driver's license and adherence to strict integrity standards, with a focus on maintaining public safety and order in both on-road and off-road environments.

This full-time supervisory role within the Colorado Division of Youth Services oversees direct care staff at the Mount View Youth Service Center. The position involves managing daily facility operations, including staff scheduling, youth movement, security protocols, and crisis intervention. Key responsibilities include mentoring and evaluating subordinate Youth Services Specialists, ensuring compliance with trauma-responsive care standards, and facilitating educational and behavioral programming for youth. The role appeals to candidates seeking to lead a dedicated team in a mission-driven environment focused on rehabilitation and safety. The position requires on-site presence at the facility and offers opportunities for professional growth through reflective supervision and specialized training in juvenile justice practices.

The Probation and Parole Officer role within the Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections involves supervising adult offenders in the Minden District to enhance public safety and support rehabilitation. Key responsibilities include monitoring compliance with court orders, conducting investigations, preparing reports for judicial officials, and coordinating access to treatment and community resources. The position appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven career with a supportive culture that values professional growth and internal promotion. The agency offers a comprehensive benefits package including a pension plan, health insurance, and flexible work schedules. This full-time position requires a valid driver's license and the ability to carry a firearm, with duties conducted primarily in the field and office settings.

This full-time Research Assistant role supports the mission of Pregnancy Justice by documenting pregnancy-related criminalization across the United States. Reporting to the Senior Research Manager, the position involves identifying relevant legal cases, collecting and coding data for a major interdisciplinary study, and assisting with data visualization and report creation. The role requires maintaining strict confidentiality and collaborating with a team of scholars and advocates. The position offers a hybrid work arrangement with two days required in the New York City office and provides the opportunity to contribute to impactful human rights research. The organization fosters a collaborative, inclusive culture with flexible Friday schedules and a commitment to professional growth within a unionized environment.

The Assistant Attorney General role within the State Government Division of the Arizona Attorney General's Office involves providing complex legal counsel and representation for the state across multiple specialized sections. Key responsibilities include managing civil and administrative litigation in state and federal courts, drafting legal briefs and memoranda, conducting investigations, and advising government agencies on legal matters. The position offers the opportunity to work on high-impact cases involving public law, education, health, and environmental enforcement. The role is appealing due to its mission-driven focus on serving the state, the potential for professional growth through diverse legal practice, and a comprehensive benefits package including retirement plans and loan assistance. The work arrangement allows for remote work two days per week based on performance and business needs, with travel required for court appearances and investigations.

The Police Service Officer role is a civilian law enforcement position within the municipal police department, supporting sworn personnel through field and office duties. Key responsibilities include taking police reports, conducting non-criminal traffic and accident investigations, serving subpoenas, processing found property, and enforcing city ordinances such as parking regulations. The position requires operating law enforcement equipment, maintaining police vehicles, and performing clerical tasks like data entry and court appearances. This role appeals to individuals seeking a stable career with a comprehensive benefits package and opportunities for salary growth. The work environment combines standard office settings with outdoor field duties, offering a dynamic mix of administrative and public-facing responsibilities.

The Data Controller role within Dallas ISD supports secondary education by managing critical student information systems. Key responsibilities include collecting and verifying data for transcripts, scheduling, and compliance reporting, as well as maintaining accurate course masters and student demographics. The position requires regular travel throughout the district and on-site attendance to ensure timely data transmission and distribution of records. This opportunity appeals to detail-oriented professionals seeking to contribute to student success within a collaborative educational environment. The role offers the chance to work with diverse school offices while developing expertise in educational data management and reporting standards.

This executive Vice President role leads the Surety division within a national insurance organization based in Milwaukee. The position involves managing a team of up to six underwriters while overseeing a diverse portfolio of Commercial, Contract, Fidelity, and Court Bonds. Key responsibilities include developing strategic underwriting objectives, assessing market risk tolerance, and ensuring operational efficiency and profitability. The role offers a highly visible platform to drive business growth in a rapidly developing market with significant collaboration across Risk Control, Actuarial, and Compliance departments. The position is appealing for its opportunity to shape underwriting excellence and mentor a production team within a collaborative culture.

This remote legal role involves representing insureds and the company in toxic tort, environmental, pollution, and asbestos litigation. The attorney assesses claim values and exposure risks while managing the full litigation lifecycle, including reviewing discovery, preparing pleadings and trial briefs, and attending hearings or mediations. The position offers the appeal of working from home with a collaborative team environment and opportunities for professional growth within a specialized insurance defense practice.